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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
2
Markets report shows mixed local produce prices with wheat at 1.94 and 1.90 per bushel, soybeans and oats steady, and heavy hens listed. Kansas City cattle and calves data unavailable for test, hogs strong to 25 cents higher, sows steady, weights 190-250 and 270-400 pounds, with sheep not enough for test.
Don Crawford of Hutchinson urged Kansas real estate boards to spend more time and care on advertising. At the Southwest Kansas educational and sales conference in Garden City, speakers emphasized attractive, truthful ads, better listings, and effective follow up. Attendees from Garden City, Dodge City, Ulysses, Kinsley, Plains, Topeka, Liberal, Wichita, and Hutchinson registered, with a panel discussion on license law and FHA GI financing closing the session.
Three summer courses offered jointly by the University of Kansas Southwest Kansas Center and Garden City Junior College. Algebra 2a taught by Dale Meadors meets MWF 7 10 am in room 8 with 24 fee plus books. enrollment deadline June 1. Educational Psychology begins June 4 and General Psychology June 5, both 7 am MWF or Tue Thu Sat, 24 fee plus books. Contact O D Calhoon Sr at 107 W Fulton for details. Robert College and American College for Girls in Turkey enroll 2 000 students annually.
Norman Armstrong, former electrical engineer for Ames Iowa, is named head of the electrical engineering department at Kirkham Michael & Associates in Omaha. A Garden City native and Kansas State University graduate, he is a member of Sigma Tau and Eta Kappa Nu. He previously served as a distribution engineer for Kansas Power and Light. He and Mrs Armstrong and their three children will relocate to Omaha.
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower say the European Common Market offers great promise for the United States but foresee short term hardships for some American industries. They discuss Kennedy's tariff elimination bill and the plan to aid workers through retraining and unemployment compensation while aiming for increased employment in high wage industries.
The 45th annual Song Festival by Mennonite Churches of Western Kansas and Oklahoma will convene in Garden City. Services are at Clifford Hope auditorium at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rev. Jim Smith of Youth For Christ Wichita will be the featured speaker. Public invited.
Births announce a son for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E Dudley of 12 S 1st and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zerr of 609 N 12th both delivered May 24. A girl is also noted for Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Stapleton of 1607 E Fulton on May 25. Local legals list warranty deeds and residents’ names. a boy from 8-year-old warning incident at Finnup Park ends with a stern warning and payment for stolen fish.
In Garden City area transfers record multiple property deeds including Lot 4, Block 2 of Homewood Addition and Lot 8, Block ?, Emerson and Ealey Addition. Civil action Lack vs Lack notes Reciprocal Support Act. Police reports list bonds for minor driving, failure to yield, and traffic accidents on Main, Walnut, and N Main with several named residents and damages.
Antonio Mesa of Garden City is among 129 Boys Town eighth graders to receive diplomas at the June 3 commencement. Nicholas H. Wegner will present. Nine Kansans are among 145 seniors receiving high school diplomas. Gov. Morrison will give the address.
In The Hague U.N. Acting Secretary General U Thant urged Netherlands and Indonesia to resume negotiations on West New Guinea but both stayed firm. Dutch Prime Minister De Quay rejected advancing any transfer pledge while Indonesia insisted on it being non negotiable, despite Thant and Bunker proposals.
Questions directed to Science Editors will be incorporated when possible. Measured by relief from pain and swift recovery, medicine is priceless. Our prices are reasonable. prescribed medicine is the best bargain.
Otis Thomas of Hutchinson was found guilty in Finney County Court of no- account checks. He pled guilty and received 30 days in jail, suspended upon payment of the $18.78 check plus court costs. he was committed to jail pending payment.
Lawrence AP report says two occupants of a panel truck were killed Thursday night in a collision with a second truck five miles northwest of Lawrence on Highway 24. The deceased were Delbert C. Hamilton 55 of Topeka and Robert Fordham Jakubik 20 of Montrose New York. G M Davis of Lawrence, driver of the second truck, escaped injury.
Young Hobby Club presents two tricks to try on friends. A broom stunt tests mimicry with left and right hand swaps and a three-tap swing, followed by a coin toss catch using three coins on the back of the hand. Begin with one coin, then two, then three for scale.
Puzzle text combines crosswords with coinages and cryptograms, listing numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries, several with obscured terms and archaic language, plus a cryptoquip line at bottom referencing yesterday's solution.
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